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Assembly science panel sets AI infrastructure as first agenda to support three mega-projects

South Korea’s National Assembly Science, ICT, Broadcasting and Communications Committee has selected AI infrastructure as its first joint policy agenda for the second half of the 22nd parliament. The panel aims to identify legislative and institutional tasks to support the government’s three mega-projects. At a forum in Seoul, participating companies called for faster permits, expanded tax support, a dedicated organisation and regulatory streamlining. The government said it would review industry requests through inter-ministerial and public-private frameworks.

AI & Enterprise

White House to launch 'GoldEagle' framework to tackle critical infrastructure vulnerabilities

The U.S. government is launching a new coordination framework called GoldEagle to improve detection of critical infrastructure vulnerabilities, set priorities and accelerate patching. The initiative uses existing federal authorities and resources to connect open-source software managers and critical infrastructure operators through a single reporting and response pipeline. The White House said it has begun receiving and prioritising reports, but gave no details on participating companies, AI models or prioritisation methods.

Finance

iM Financial runs outside director training for all affiliates focused on AI and stablecoins

iM Financial Group is running a training programme for outside directors across all group affiliates covering financial sector issues including AI, digital assets and risk management. The group said it is working with the Korea Finance Institute to provide a tailored programme through November. The curriculum includes AI transition strategies, the structure of stablecoins and their impact on financial markets, and key risk-management checks at financial firms.